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Marjorie Chan

Sanctuary Song at Tapestry Opera. iPhoto caption: Photo by Dahlia Katz.

REVIEW: Tapestry Opera’s Sanctuary Song charts an elephant’s tumultuous journey from captivity to liberation

The Dora Award-winning, family-friendly opera has returned to mark the opening of Tapestry's new venue on Yonge Street.

By Nirris Nagendrarajah / May 13, 2025
Production photos of Soulpepper's Table for Two and TPM's Blind Dates. iPhoto caption: Table for Two (L) photo by Dahlia Katz, Blind Dates (R) photo by Jae Yang.

REVIEW: Table for Two and Blind Dates expand our understanding of love

Both productions suggest that the most important love story is the one we’re all still writing: the journey of embracing ourselves and our experiences.

By Caroline Bellamy / Feb 25, 2025
Rosie Simon in The Chinese Lady. She wears blue and white and sits in a wooden chair, using chopsticks to eat from a small blue and white bowl. Original Photo by Dahlia Katz. iPhoto caption: Deanna H. Choi (left) Photo by Anja Cui / Monica Esteves (right) Photo by Dahlia Katz.

REVIEW: The Chinese Lady at Studio 180/fu-GEN Asian Canadian Theatre Company/Crow’s Theatre

The play resonates as a moving character study subtly laced with cautionary reminders of the distance between performance and truth.

By Liam Donovan / May 8, 2023

REVIEW: The Year of the Cello at Theatre Passe Muraille

Marjorie Chan’s play is a pleading love letter to a Hong Kong lost to history.

By Aisling Murphy / Oct 27, 2022